Netherlands
Germany Eclipses Other Markets, Deal Activity Grows
Tom Leahy / July 22nd, 2020While deal volume in Germany is up, the deal count is about 25% below the levels...
Chart: Investment Momentum of Top Global Metros
Benjamin Chow / June 10th, 2020Shanghai and Beijing have both rebounded in the second quarter so far after precipitous drops...
Paris Ties Manhattan as World’s Most Liquid Market
Tom Leahy / May 26th, 2020In North America, the scale of the liquidity pullback is relatively small for now, but...
Property Prices Increase for Most Key Global Metros in Q1
Real Capital Analytics / May 14th, 2020Commercial property prices pushed higher in the majority of leading global metros...
Apartments Now One-Quarter of Global CRE Investments
Jim Costello / November 5th, 2019The apartment sector now constitutes one-quarter of all investment in income-producing commercial properties globally. Outside...
Chart: Flipping Mad in Amsterdam
Tom Leahy / May 14th, 2019The number of properties being flipped is surging in Amsterdam, where prices last year grew the fastest of any leading European metro area. In 2018...
Chart: Where Do Europe’s Institutional Players Spend?
Tom Leahy / November 19th, 2018Where do Europe's institutional investors buy commercial property? The chart below illustrates where the flows from the four biggest...
Chart: Global Metros Dominating Country Markets
Simon Mallinson / October 16th, 2018France's commercial real estate market is not just Paris. But Paris does represent the lion's share of the country's commercial property market...
European Deal Activity Slips Further in Q2
Tom Leahy / August 2nd, 2018Following a slow first three months, Europe's commercial real estate investment market continued its downward trend into the second quarter, the latest edition of Europe Capital Trends shows...
Where Are Europe’s Bright Spots?
Tom Leahy / June 28th, 2018It has been a slow start to the year for Europe’s real estate market in comparison with 2017. Total volumes to the end of May were down 20% YOY...
